The Sun. — London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

THE LOYEVON*I`:3(fIaALS. DAILY, roxTucTs FRO E `IfORNIVG PAPERS, J U; ; E 12, 1816. . , i ' [ THE TIMMi," An has been Made, we think:Very impro. Pet "cei..negociate,..a comprotp4o . .between Mt. Bankes Mr4pultnirn, two of the oanclidat4" for the University of Cambridge, upon condition—that he who shall beMliiiirt;`hai;e - aie . fewest promises shall recede the.'lconteSt, in Orcle t r..--lo keep the Protestant interest entire.- The first thing that is . obvious , with respect try' thiv:proposition' is, that neither the: candidates nor their tommittees have - the right to-make or tot tireede trr 'it; iii, • thepreSent ad veneer! stat e of the biisiness . ; iittd that . . great insolence would he !iin mu tri all l,lie Oectora, who, on their arrival at CambriFlo, ithould. find their candidate to have desorteil them -oil so , .snealdng a preteiice 'fbe next , thiug that is obvious is, Ault those who have,ten tiCrea the proposition viould, and could, (if, they were not foolay lave made, up 1111 arrangement previous to it (that is, upon paper),. calculated to ensure succeiis from it.,ta thew particular:, Candidate.; but supposing 41e.. promises to. be nearly equal in number, the ministe r are rrnich, It likely to suffbr diffieulties!of a family, per s inial, 'or 'private name,. ttv detain ;or ircii)cile them in the, e*ecution of their .of tau imendowed Nay; we have no lloubt , .ourselveA- , -and 'we litive had some experience of. elections—that weep s , the pro mises of Alr.''BrinkA 'and ,Goulburn inimeri equal, the lttttc would, ,frolu. histparticular Po king nearly a third More to the poll; and• we do not by this mean to impute any flagrant breach of faith to T , other NAT but we are,;Siire that a curate 'who hid ,proiniiied r. Banks;,, his-vote, would' find an apology . for ',toying at,hoine if be expected his cow to calve, while one who .stood pledged. to the Mi nister nimid fly to the .Benate-house though his wife were in the straw. We that it charged upon Mr. G oil ib urn ,Ao ug h Lint li v ;1. rionpont reasoner, that he is an en'ciny to the chin ch" if he does not acrptiexre in ft proposition by Which there is a possibility of exclud. ing Lard Palmerston. Is Lord Palm , ..irston, then,' an enemy to the church ? 'God forbid ! I v Dr. Wood, and are the Jointieniollo support his Voidlibip, as a member of their College, enemies to the church ? Are the many loot ttml , orthodox men who . VV(Lnild suppOrt MreCatirag- ca!:o lu, - were, proposed as, a member for the sister they all enemies of the. church?' 'May nut One 111,111 as conscientiously think that,the chure4,wonld be .best preoerved'.byconcilia. Lion to the ,eath o lie s, "as another think that it i best preserved by irritatiOn ? Are lion (leech of Members cif tlie Striate who vote for both Golltbuth, tio nutty .proofs t,f ter opinion that both the cinflidates act holt) equally stir!- acientiona imitivestfor the pre:,etVatiOn of the Ch urc h, though by difrOitit'Uieitns--one being for the tioti; the othei' of the Catholic:, 2' The. absurd opinionlin.ye,..49olhated.' are embodied in a letter written and published by a 1 . /Jr, Tourkins, of King's Colleke:"WliVtlie;.. Toinkiriii may be a real ot pr r fictitionigamit;iwetaicivi not ; kid not old Briggs', fk r , 11AngOaliiInself a good , many 'years ago, vie should have. , stispected him to'be . The'itlintS` sir exactly of old Bripgs, who fancied. there be but iteml Ottokt,S,l:oo',4iPidOitl'ba.viiicitl tie rang bluffer,'" to in Mork th e iOltira to chapel. What rig4olo .: l94 , l ,49tokinti otal , ttpon ,, Mr.'( ;Toulbi tin to retire ? and that without even a comparkou of his own andtl . Mr. liankes'srinAos up p pe l EMORN.ING (3140,!•11CLE.] No feature, of tbe ktryseAt, ii;litiliona iiirokoreg gratify ing than the receptAqii Ythich has :been.,given In all popular pt,:pa,, to t e „. IA ' ' ' h . ' , i'N P '' '. 0 , ,opery. gentlemeno In place of injuring the friends of Cntholic Emancipation, as was talculated an fit'Y'Xiitttifiddtitly; , illOßi, who raised this cry have injured ' thofr rAN . Ii . co.i», II it,,, From tbs confident'lntirinar . „inwhit,h thr ''., No Papery" gen tlemen have been in 'the habit of speaking of the won-, dem w jell ti3io, , ,ery wits to work, it wtwdiftieult . to hinikt, ondkip Ap helicyc,, that this e . tolitid,tpice t,siter:altogether founded in ile.insiOlp, , O , i'i : r ignOlan, pro magnifica. Many scir -, ,ible , per Nona, allfrked thOttodillta to' 13P e 6 * - estiqnite' the int-11 ,, th -. of.. this stir s,totions adversary, Thi tritti 1 - attini i ,•,7 ) owevcr, hoot I ns:de," No Popery," like many odi...r tiiiifilpiot,:,, ipis (tit3appointeti t1)0 who tivt ttii 'it hiiii: , A;',., N'ildit uow, ttmi.of(nie, hair sontetvhitt. let- Of 'hint,' The'pretentled alai! niat 5 for the iliti b k.y of the (I.!onititinical, not It morn! loilliciolluo we Oitt'Oet'ettlayli , d, f I i ..il ',..te •ri!;11.• alornti,tt i , %%ill soon detaelii, thetnsid4a: froin '.l In - ffii, ,, Ci)ft4:l-1 II ; :Mil 4 ;Mt , and insincerity will lie 'tibliged to 166 k wit fiw pretexts less insulting to the nstieirtutttfitittOfltittlitq. IkTr.Ward, who candidly informed ! . im'ititiit''. lie 'ti"grottc(l his mind mits.not ,better.inf » orfited 'up, me ~,,b, v ,i.t,- 4 ' 4 " though Ow his . tttton his mind cars, litifitVOLtr4,l)l4, to the ('.,nth(iii6Ctoliii , i,". yt.t " upon more reflection , he might, idttx .itiy,.opitrion"--willl t o thinhCfindlthe proctos, of ,refWction , Very much ' facilitatarby ' , tlie sample , 01i,, the. signa a the tiinerehe f.7 noW Wititc,(99rlg. We havoimanriViifances iii thiscettutitry or inen,,wb9 have been unable for forty or, fifty :years, to arrive at any satibfatun y 4,!onelsi::l-1, ..., if II respect' to questions winch they rh. lii ,, ,t' In w ,1, , ,‘ ised every dill, of titoir lives, Atte+ ing; ii) en II f. t ; , 111,, 4s if' l)):1 a All frOiii Ilea- ven, tliritiostilibiiitigli conviction, to the gre:.q, satis factioii . both..of. ~, themselves , and friends.: At Torts tnouth, ti:.poptdai. Placer, the Candidates - expressed thernillyel.favourable,botli to Itefolin and to Einalici pation„.t with . universal , . approbation.. 1 In Yorkshire; the flat 4 ‘ of tirValtitiOit for ,4 No Popery" has been 4ounami. , )neessaritly'fOr along time, anti it ' 'v , :riiii ex peeted'''thitt,... ft.initilitWorit ,7.4yourlers,At this tinic: Vet ' w hat 40 . ttitfit'llie;.iaiioli , l4.4olni Buil . seernm to • feel. now, ... tl . " lahe-I) " °.r r i grO ` .•lbritlitlable etteinies than the 11° P e,.-iu + 4 ' 444er l ti '9):;' ltni l - ' to .attsOct: . thiit , those who art ) SO -o .tii.lalifily. twiiitilig hie attantion to' 'the - Lady --on the seven hills, very ,natiplilly.salqtaft,to; on finding lini.. lo t ite ',tit tivt!i t ii - to . hie:oo , 4%u. ':„ lie :64 1 grea t fli'P'43"folliq.9loXPlto4 :A04,1104 T Iransuhstin. ..,f tiatimi ; , g 9 1:014y.y, ./1(1 t•110:401/00ittiO0 . 0i: - .Sainte - ant Purgatoo, ,and. so forth ;:;brit: he findn'that the (Thiio'h irk in a,better.contlitioil tlitni : , lie it; iii - liini4elt ' .anti th4t if he 4o , tintiooll shadily iiii)olo,ll , iol,' lit; p l ay I ) , i n a s till ‘Vorti One.. Ile fiiititi forewent,: 1.,,,,t„,i„g ;hits hard iti,.eVtrY tlirKtion ; and , even • his - 141 - rippin g , 011 ,. which ;Elie very defestoe , : crf this colitWy restS, Ull/VIAC to ntand foreign' corirOtitloo 7 ,i Tiff I I. very well l',, i , an ananili, when he!): l i t tin o,lipr ; , but the holicr_jipt o y, . o f hi s i m i c h„,t, •,, ~ it nd it part.. li . si f y .t of the population vvithout...' employmen t, 'arlii",m,'ll :state ' °l' ' t !" . ' l ttrndist wi , e t c h e 4,,,,, i , sm. .; quite stiffirterit , t:i 11t0Ii 5 ii lii !lA. ness nom us-till More favontlibie titneS, , : PRESS.] '[he country is i now, occupied, from ont extremity to the, other, ' with the important business of a General +. A 1,, i teaon. ; 1.,.,4141. it yqt, .efirly this Mtati we 111 Vretty aeohrately,perteive w hat is the touch bt"nBhy,,which tho public not disposed to try those r 4 '; who seek to represent them. Among other subjects, it.appears that, in those quarters where the - champions of, Anti,Colonial principles' have influence, the Nyest India quentiOn his not unfrequently . beenbroughtinto the,,fteld. It is out wish, ancl-ive hope our 'Apace,. with candour ev'erypiblie question'i;ithd. thcrefinre we catiii(it tiVoid remarking; that 'witilSt' Wo, agree with, we believe, ftlie• far' greater tittlon, ; *vou, ,of the West 'lndia Planters theinse ves, in j l o4ilig •sl!trery , general althOugh we are desirous not., to. violate .the liberty' Of AfrthanS, - We !are -at the„same.,time -auxioui 'not to infringe upon . the property of Englishmen. It is one of the bleFisings !of the British Constiti ition that' it recognizes the rigid '(,l every.portion of. the empire: to be iiidisCriminatel i y lepseseuted in its Legislature: 'lt can never be Main tained that our (.7oloniatintetesta'abolild' not, in sonie degree, participate in this advantage. It:it % be in: telyied , than, to legislate with • justide, tui regards the, government of our West Indian possessions, we must slci..howthis.eanibetto'iidequatery effected -as by ad mitting to Parliament men who' poskess all the requisite details, and can furnish all" the infdrrnation entitled to cicdit,ort a subject; too:tipt-''to be' misrepresented 'by party, and too often distorted by , prejudice ? It .is inconceivable.: that., in 'a 'case 'naturally diT-, TO TitE tbtTeAk 61? THE Stfll. , Sin, - - ,, .-In your paper of Tuesday; you notice some ;discourses, published by the, II ev. Ref 13111g113111, jun., , upon thniiihject of Missions to the L i e wi s h people...- i Whew Ppresinne to blot the . pitrity of the page before trne with any ideas. of my own ) , iwotild,. at the same , , time ) ._ willingly aIIOW the hest -of motives to the lievetend ] Author in question. Doiibtless they-are guided by .a lively zeal in , the' caul of his -great Masteri titul'aS suCh il ey and entitled:to attention and !respect. You 'have, with much diScernment, observed, I' that the operation of theselandable exertions is very indirect„ and their prospects exceedingly . re mot e." J perfectly agree . in' 'this, ' in as . much' as the grand eclaircissonent'of truth, is' in hands of Him whos t e all-seeing eye ,searches .the hidden depths of futurity. There is a " holy mistaken - sear in religion : a fiery zeal which often. atmiltilates - the true essence of Christianity. :Happily this , zeal has; comparatiVely, , ' been hitherto confined to ti narrow and obscure sphere of action ; Whilst the quiet. and benignant principles of Cluistianity, ltdve worked their' salutary-effects oven in the. rudest corners of.. the empire. In an empire,. however, where the hearti:cif it's people are finoyant with liberty, it is not to 'be wondered- th a t the .untnformed should be often led away front reason, by the fatuity of inno iationor,entliusiasin.. Yet'sense and reason 'are the Charaeteristies of ' Englishintsit;' and no scheme will succeed With their ? Wii!!re "thefae are wanting. I do not, therefore, objett,to Mr. Ilingliatit's object, for it has both : 4ensq And ,reamm pil.'its hide ; what I object r to, are the mea4s- he pursues.- tie , appeals too 11111011 to the passions.- - -:He 'has too meth of that ratiocina tion. which the advoclites fora weaker cause than his, are so wont to use: ~,And here J think M r . Binni a , a scup aberrat 1 beasts! the charaeter.ot Englishmen wants not this,. high ~ qolouring to, shod Ahem what is jtust and right: 'Their nice sense, and Sound discrimi nation, make them„peculiarly sensitive, not only of ..their own rights and immunities, litit; of the rights and immunitier,of others also ; and these sentinientli are not less those. of a sound mind in '' t ' ,sound . hotly, than or a d ue , unmet*. of the. eternal truths of,revelation. I' therefore object to , .the , Rev. sans,. whilst I applaud his intentiont.' The 4.uthor's m ignorance 'of th e Jews, with c respect to the'NeW Tea fitment, is made a niatter 'Of astonishment, „although abstractedly it mht as well be urged tigairtst-useour inorance,of the Koran;. not from analogy, 'cot fione rail exist; hut merely fronAlie.llliple and plain fact,, that the teachers- o f cer t a i n do c trines will ever keep their disciples ignorant, as far as they Valli•ofony others.. but it seems difficult to believe that the ,Jews of this country,_ amalgamated_ as they are, , through commercial; and, Strangely anomalous as it intifilom, through ihnded interests, 4 pli,ool .l be ignorant of the doctrines of,Christianityof 'the leading doctrines I .mean. The ,Jews are, indeed, _an interesting people ; they are a living merfierial of the eternal behests ot'the ~,Most High—an irrefragabla iii - OU of .. the veracity, of Eris inspifefl: word. They have the examples,§K,Chris thins befoKthem in this Empiie. Their knowledge oh the mOre,encient oracles of God will lianotify in tf+ir minds any pure worlilllFrifthd Creator, particii ' la4y such t rine as-that of our' truly Apostolielyc i litireh. T ey werele4er a stiff-necked people, and a"mark, , 113 W 11 of the wrath as of tine favour, of God. in ilis 8 . d time the depaited light, 'which illumined their tit '4ernaelee will 'return. .To that time let totlbtili:for wird with' patience and hope. Human co operation is expected---it is a duty ;• but '4 sent certOoes,': and .; these it requires particular -thee. to , cle6ne. Reation and Revelation, will point them out—zeal misapplied . will hut delay the promised blessing. - ~.„, , • . . 7. licult, and rendered don* ' by' the remote nem of.. the ..scen6 of action,- Mew ' should 1, ( , , inriensible .to the advantage of having in 'the Sen', t te Individuals whose' local knowledge fits them to legislate with justice with pittance; whilst their hortictqr,their connexion-ht England, and ,• sponsibinty to their Ccnistituentt4; arcs :sufficient i,ees that Alley will also legislate with integrity. 'ThOlie Owners of West. Zndia Propetty:whO reside in - Eiiglakd, nd wh 0 aspire to roaurae-stitits:' Parliament' Which they, have long, filled hontinr, are' at the same time, iu general, landed proprietors in this country.. Their feelings and their intereats identify them with 'both partic';- 7 -ther obviously stand as a connecting link between Parliament and the colonies at large ; they are the only authentic source through *lnch the qne rgl,.dispenfie impartiaLjuigtice to the. .other; . anti siuch aliditi4tes eitii:tiever find their connexion the West Indies.a ground of rejection with anylefector Who has not first reconciled himself to the injustiterOf ckuisigning a'iarga.portion ,of fellow-subjetis;pi lair cOndemned unhearAi. , ~, ( . .'AYT..ls''' IricNiali%' EXPE DI'fION. . • '[lie 'follOwitio 0 is tin extreet froin a priv.ite 1 , 11,01 -- , ''. '' . ' ' ' ISE:AIt LA ti. E, suf.'', t;, 18;:f: ) . , . • DE.Aft'Stit;--•l'giap,i (;nibrace the oppcntuuiry of tJ.ipt. Franklin's iii 'patch to 1 - 1 - lake yoo acquainted, qtecabk to' vont' desire, , with our prof , ,reBs in this country, I artivd 'here on thi, .10.4 of 1,, , t month, mid in n fewfditytiliOtivitras prOreedet'l with at li,at ad, (ew•tto duatilltriliittlit;i T 1 :,Nile; of this, I al:e , 4 19k : the, porpose of ascertaining the olost proper: place, pi',4,e t . ,postting'a, bottrtirklnio,• to shorten the bind jonri)O r a, triestnall'ilarty liititf Seastif, - sheuld it be t - ;o forttuttt‘e*, ai to reach the Coppermine by, sett from I\l'acltetizie:'4. 1 yen '''After .. en fibheticalieticaily three I , Tett, I km/0 ct rsoiiik surovtlyeti'ihCOOViliwest, North,, and No e't.ist , pintletif the lake.,Ptilitelt tint' ` beyond the 674 li. ilngree of north latitude, and abotinAs hi deep ha v; and Irmo, ori& 6f vllich, rrt6it 1 0 ', tapir 4 , i. ? r ,tg, 1 liiir, to longi,- t4le-llcY.' Ott,; , Vttin iiii`.l6;s3,'iltltin'M miles of thtt aeorat berici Of 'the . (loistiottitih 6 'nivel., ;I,ld nit J ll?PYq". ',. - 0 miles from the i j unetion of that ,ti 111 ritii tit/ Arctic Seri. !- -Bear 'alte , izi 'itlinVe 150 re ilei iQ1 , %,. iii 4 straight , line; . otir picsetit !residence', 'whielt is ;at its south-western , eittemity; being in lat. 6fi. " 10, and Jon. 123.' .13. NArf,so , thht a lartel' , joniney round it. hays, eid„,wotild exceeil 2013'inasl , mirch"ivii1 1)( s f ilied o , * :, the party by a canoe being deposited at its emternex. trenfitybext Hummer. ~. ' ''. ' ' '' ' ''' ..I. have not obtkined‘ anreertitifi lamination rc:-ipect r ,, in g the:sea to•the ,v4st*ard 'di' tite.COplaermine Rive.'c, none of the;hunterii who 7 aide' Vtiiiiiibtu d to );itsel7ered, chits' march to the north of this lobe, having caber been it, ortlie, Esquimaux which inhabit itsiliac;. ['ion? , this .eircutirstattee I 'n lit ratlier!in6lin6a to, suppOs4;t4t, there is tooape tjuttifigont prktyi'farlii . the:north, Ite 7l tweet the Maokeuzid and Copperinihellhers. ir iv h,. i ~,,,,.. exists, and is ihe 'land' neki by; Ci t pt. 15,,1ty t o , the witthwaria of ,MelSille Nand, or 'fifiproin hey 1 , 104 .w: it, it nuty4, , by)preeliteirowneettninlations of ice, ir t -, terposc a serious obstacle to Parry ships; .6001 il)ey attempt the: paisage•ld , the southivard of lgelVijie, Illtiltd..„ but I do, not ,, apptAindthat'We shall he pre- ; ventad,,froni: proceeding along - the coli4 in a boat if we astt id. all favoured by lii weather, and the channels which usnally oceirr , betweee ' the it i pe e fi x m i ce .and the shore. Indeed •I l, aM , ntte'"thalii' . eve r eon iTi nced i dna tlieee. is, , . in sonie'"heasotik - at lehki . .., if not ; every year, a p.risagi fors dr4ihnher, its the poplar 'Wo.oiT A•ltielr,wtt , font4•oit the fOrm er 'voyage itnist have ectine lion) Mackenzie's Itiver, there 'bBiik no frees of dial, lo; ii id to . awe ti ot blivii4 of Beat 7 , 111(11,.'nbr on 'the b,ifilzfi' )1,: any i ivet that , flottraciuto'tlie- , 'Avoie' . e a to the Ntst.. ward. Tlie Indians , thatHhinte*Nitettilie sea at the, moutlt of. MaelumzietraiietritOtt'il that 0 I ..1..... curie .5 , 1 op en water in some years only to die '#;iiitivaitil, althottph it', ii,; clear of ice every , ititnnier to . ' the' wititivard. 'ellen.' intelligence, howevtiri is' to hi' bitten . 'with' soine allow , mien, ,as they,do,not , .alisays visit the coast at the Most , favourable: , titne,'fdr , ode, purpose, the beginning of Augustt. ;mut Captain Franklin 'S prosperous.voyage of this ; season , liki -oVen its the cheering intelligence, of perfectly open water both ways on the 16th AuritSt. Captain Franklin's ,observations matte the drAalleo between the;,rivera;t in iVairett line, - only 150 miles ; and 1 trust,tbat'hr ,the cloSe of next season' my coitt 1111,11lient101111 :will be•Tillteil more FlatiAtetett ; Y tlitltt the ColliCettirOti with which I have at present trotibled you. The northern shores of. Bear Lake are covered with . r sprute-lir i treet of , ,tolerablo size, an d l, frequented at ill timei by eloose-tleet , nittl•musk-oxtet; t ittfid 'at this sea. son f the year bylarge herds offinitt-Ocr;' , l6'sk migrat-, ing 'rain th e COOKXSIISt , '':' The • hankie of 'lllltekkorte's itivc ~ and, the-portionn.of the rbekYmOuntalnaWhieb ,we skirted, present the different reek ferreatiOnficifth . i' uittnil ortic,r,,,aud..withltuntrinteresting feettnikar'oin , i . 11184•ansition#,IirrtestOile'down . tothe new-red ththrdilftiii6 toiering the .indeptiotient'Obal melt/mires; Beat Lt River mashes a beatnifor *action, of thglase-trteOtiiiiio' formtion,., and Ate .rgaltelezposilpbound•iif *Joe iet l , trifacti al is of ,extin t et ~ speetes of tiseai' and itnpresisibtfi . of'feine haft p' tlfer vegetableti' , . solinsareating to 'gtolO ,, 'i` tats i ,but 'I; have 1,101104: met with , the , coal itself be . 64aipkndisputably to that pert of the aeries,. although Age care e.ittons iye_boda. of woott;coal and ., layers' Of hi - acme, 4411'.4.1 qua. parts, of the; "river; , and on . 'Clarry'a '''''t, air ! 4 '.ll4tApool!, from. whence CaPtain rt.i .P't Tke„*(iiipetpw, Tiii9 wend-coal, l lR 'su a i ri p k e l et in , i!, i a hew er 4put t , and occurs prily:ficeitlentally i uptol t 44 4 141 (#i:t.911 pl . thp .coul measures of Mir nit e lxm Aa r ' l '," 1 ' 1, ner , firPf i lmitlit in .:it. It. i.tw lowevenj:ln . fitim' dent Ill ? ! - 11 ` ,14) P e - 19 r 44.,pulpses - of , the': art)4 004 1 th7i v fTl i *3 l. , liliv4p,gli. l a m otico'untry ,:-' kind' .re 9ti n, n i g ,, f t . 4,wW ) * mo t, gn o g le (Or t iv m"4 0 4 /i MA1:P 4 .4991 1 4ft Askto in) 111 y w ifire '; yoltr i li t e ( ry o edreiit servant, JOHN RICHARDSON. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANURY Ii Juwelo. rtr ARRAIIGEMENT ef'T' BUS NESS. . ,1 is Lonnirtfewished dialler to understand,' that trha7paper ott e businoS Of' this branch of the Court between sbe,ro., ✓ho ld contain iitthing but appeakii.. t ald,thrt unless it was some thl very pressing indeed, nothing shonld 'be allow.edt.,.,o;inter r ✓up the hearfirof these appeals. Thi Court bad Vii4,,,foed all petitions Oral sorts to be +Set down a ft er ,the firm. , .14r. HnaxtVished to krivie:th:thetl:!b i e .(71pit would occupy tlii whole of Appeal days, after tqtli,..of tearing Appeals, or Whether the hearing of them wai•tti Stop at o n e o'clo.o„iiii Ake I ille!at present ii , l'as.' Hie LoitnsiWii said 'the whole of The Appeal days shonlfrhe mployed in Itillifing the Appeals. ~ aim ,. - IN THE MATTER, Of SIR GREGORY ESOEXIARIWEIt* , illy. Hamititientioned this matter whickeped.for.,te-dsy. .in the minutes trr 'this order handed out, jiiiing liir Gregory leave to try the trai4taii, no time Was, l nftrmi for bringing in the troVeree ; it was very important that a thneShould,he mentioned, licetnise, untirille traverse was left, no witnesses could he loth pictlC(l• . . . , ifis Lonnsliti directed tln' trlerse, tn be,, left on or before %dinky, the 19th inst. ; tlult t.jr: i al ,aboul,sl take place at the swat' Bedford assizes, before a ijietal jitry, and thqatetsek,paity .altifuld he at liberty to pray a kites if necessary. ~,,,,i , o .. . Ifti Loa milli.' stated that be had to rise to day• di hislipal‘t Iwo . weloi.k. ' si 4 'IM ~. ~?'a ' l ' . cofirt i 7 OF KING'S 11ElkitII, use 10. , .p' ,tY 114 LL V. vuLLER., & &c_ - , " . ' ~ 0.1,. This was sts motion against the defendants, bankers,' in recover a sorb Of money, being the alleged bidericteof tin rideotint remaining in their bands. The defendanteplettileinlilititliei had paid ,it on„a check of the pbtiutitfli. It war tried at Guildlialli when a virdrft was given for Alas plaintiff, subject to the opinion of the 'Coint reSpeeting the following/question : —I , Wh e th er t h e phimlift, who gave a c h ee k f or 31. payable to heareK'ivhicfi'Wes altered to .2001. by , the hearer, ,and paid by the banker', is entitled to • recover all Aid was paid. above the original order, namely, Ib7/..?" Mr. Pot.t,nor, on behalf of the plaintiff, contended, 'that the tirptinging of the origintillatini, , and-raubatituting another, amounted to a forgery,—it was attilogritui 'to a bill of exchang ,e arkibit consistsd. of three circumstanees--the order of the Inalitei, the sup. end the person to whom it was direeted....i.. If any alteration t wits mule in any of there, it amounted to ain't:. #er3 fr , and the lot" ought.to fall on the party who has the itelii means of discovering it, rather than. .61i flie inikeiLibho never sees it 'ttfter it is giyan sway. He cited the ease of RaltikbattOnl ii. 4iclstiliy, 2 Catnpkell, where a banker having pahPaterrOcheek, ,it,w held ths t t t he had paid it in his own wrdng4 ,, atid he''Weit obliged to sust ain the loss. '1 rfOl IA a 'Mri Justice Nri.zy—lf it wits a deed instead 6f a . chiek lie could have rent author, - plealinone at faction. cobi. AO' if .+-A1 .411 o Learned unser, then cited a passage ,- frititi .liktikiep a ~ li i itthich stated thatltlstritivd,s illa bound to reim t 144 i Intl/ 4 ft bankfr, pot in e entite sum ch tk order' gave , but thig.,4whieh: the which procee da from the nature of he order whreh - arises e.sh usa man d a ti non ex oceasione -snantiati ; o ti sciutficilms Woad distinguish it, tlqfPl ll ll4ol l lsans, and the sine tin, .1 ~ A Potich'lNvEttioigtt. - ' BC)1 1 7-ST' BEET. ..--141/fiatii 4iitiek; a'aaddler, was 'charged with having illegally disposed of , a tilburrir but the evidence failing, the rase wits dismissed. TO A All BOTI fr 6 STREET - 7 -On Saturday,.4 ne Browne, khe Woman custody upon it'eharge of having murdered the ille hitimate child of her husband . by , iinother Woltum7 - cutting its , ead, nearly off with carving-krtitii,. was ',brought ,before Mr. 1)7 n.ri, Ahe sitting Magistrate, for final examination. have. , been reColleeted, that the Coronerc which sat on the body ; of the chikhrettiined.a Venlic.4 of wilfal murder against the pri soner ; hut the , Magistrate, deeming it histluty to investigate the ease, independent of. the Coroner's had the prisoner brow ht before him for that purpose, All the witnesses who were examined before the Coroner- ~att ended at this'eflice On Saturday, and gave the Sante evidence as they did on the former occasion. The only difference between the depositions ,as .taken down at the. inquest, and those . taken 'down by the clerk on thisoccasion, was,. that in the evidence given be tprethe coroner, the name of the deceased child was given, as Browne, whereati her real name was Elizabeth Browne. j The prisoner being . placed at the bar, the whole of the depest 4ona were read over , tti her, to which appeared to Puffya cairn and respectful attention. 'She said not s•word . on the subject of the charge against her, and she was fully committed to Newgatv 4> take her trial for the murder. The prisoner, who was al lowed A teat for the most part 'while she was at the bar, it about- sixty years of age, alight in person, 'and Flow in ataturn; her tate said a good dial furrowed with age; her mouth and lips ,are very large and projecting; she has rather a mild than an angry expression of countenance, and nothing bordering on the feroeicitticot cruel ; she seemed quite eullected and composed, .while, 'at the • bar,' except , that: OCA4- stionally her face becama very much flushed . ; the conversed' very'CillinlY with a respect Ale-looking female Who stood near her,, ageing the bar and the only thing- that appeared to agitate her s as_tlle Kftse vice of her hushing!, .aarlist Browne—. This young. Man, who appeared to be abinit g 5 years of age, and to all appear ance.mightwith ;eats be the grainestni of the prisoner, approached hrr seYeral dimes at the, bar,rand clung round her neck, in which position they centinned for some time kissing each other. k The prisoner, on being removed ;kern the bar, was phieed in the sarong room• of the , office until: the Rohr arrived for conveying her to Newgalc, _,iThe,crowil in. the office, and in ntl , theapProaches to it, was eicessive thiring the day, of persons . anxions.to get , a ,sight the'pritioner. The great majority, of tgatie curious persons con sisted of (ethnics, all of whom; with!icitricely any exception, had children• inltheir arms.. A .citrious looking tlirte..foot-nine oddity; with - a black' . beard nearly as long . as hint ii; And a, 11111.10(01Wite hglitatiOlj M . an swering questions, •{Ol4 charged with having in his pesseesion 13 (hicks in a very suspicions state, being half picked, and appa rently killed within a few hours. " iThe Nlagistrate asking where he got thent, he answered, that a also hired hint to.carry them. ~. ' • • . - •• - ' • . aklagistratr-,-.Where, do you live,'?---Prisoner : ~ I doesn't live n4vliere, your 4 4irorship--I, starves about the streets in the day, tinte, Miff in the brick-fields at night.' . .. . . 11tagiittittie ; -:-All at' is' your . name ?' • Prisoper..-:-My name s why (affecting to recollect), my nitme is.,-•is • Thomas. Smith.. ; / i,ran hod-carrier by trade. q'hr MagiOtate, however, not liking the, ingenuity with which he ived for answers, ordered him to be reirapded. - / . . IiV,TTOI-cy'Aßtili'd • S'. --May 44:iht on ; and June Kent, two unfoiiitinite 'l'Vhittlt:s,'weie charged with I iinorfleliy c.nluct last nigtht in Holborn. Their sittilitiiin 'Cicited the interest of the beholders, and the commiseration rif 'the , 51lightrate, who dis chaO•ged 'them' with a imitable :totlmnrsitiddi -- ~'' '", ' ' :•, .' "' l . ' ' StINIAIII. ASSIZES. WE.STPIIN - , CiRCUIT. , lefbre Mr. Juatitm.l.mi.levAi.E..and. Mr. , Juatice. GASEI,7 P.. thampton—fonday,,,,,lmjy,&at..lbe„caitle,of Winchester. ta—Saturday, iiiiy 8 , - at NeW Sarum. i , ilet—Thursday, July 12';‘olirio4 1 liestir. l 'l * ln—NVednesday, July 19, at th.r‘a' stle of Exeter. and „c. ounty.rof. Exakr-7-fiame .14Y1 tat the Guildhall of ditto. 'pin , oll 77 ,lllinulay,July,lll ; at 1390.inkri,, 1 ,,,,•., ~, ~ . , ~ .• . a4yrao.--:Biituillay,.. Aug. 5, , at the ( F it l y of 'Wells. atot-- , finturday, ',tog. 12; at the ' 041114611 of the City o i •(,' . liriatol. I • ' - . ' '' , .(., r_,,:,:: ~i.;.,.OXYC/RD CIRCUIT. ' • . tleCofe, A 11 '..44 1 :91.,PAAN0w and INIL. *Justice .11u RROUC.I4.• 1 Bar shire-- re-41 . 449 , i , .Tply:3, at ,Ahing,lon. Ox idAiaririschlfsitay,JOly h, at. Oxfoi (I. Wo celitil'aft re2.-"lgitiiiday, ,Tidy 8, at Worcester. . , City!. oildittotl—Same flit; gibe cit# o r dittii, Stalfordahipu--Thuradap,'4lnly , l2.l lit Stafford. :.- Shrarritire - r4vieftday, 441 y 48, at fihrewshory, •- - . • Iferifordtife....Warinfaclay July 26 at Ifereford. ; ~,..:i., , 4 • 4 • r , . itformit '- hiretionday, 'Jhlylll, at Monmouth. . . Gin 0;104E14-S2T titiedik,'Atig. S, at Gloucester. City; et oieuesteta.4smew do; ilit-the'Citf of iiitk ' • ' 'MEETIN6S'OIr'CREtsII 4 6IIS;' ' ' Wit Doi Del Ci ti Coil '• ' LONDON - "DIARY . ,'WkDrtsoa.Y, x iirins 14 • ' At the &stet Ar'etirrukiissioh6ri. G. ilarnkt, Jertnytt-strsd, BE4 Jarities,.ettL•• ',•••• J. blorrington, Doddington, Kentott:ll2,l • , J, Vickers, Webb -street, WelleloseTsquare, at 11. Walke,E,Al4,iiaker,,,Cartnott-Orseivat Richilra so.!1 '94 liquiersna, iWtat Cowes,ble) of Wight, at 11. Hut*, ,tiitt!i t. And 4obiirp.u, WaterlAto r place, At 12.• W. 'Walton, Miiiielt.dreit, 111itl!llesei kirpital, at 12. COUNTRY DIARY, W,EnattsnAY,,.l4lNr 14. G. Tati, Shorehnni, Sussex, at the New Inn, Brighthelm-, stottir,ltttl2.' R. 1 aiifee s , l Drayton-in-11ales, Salop, at the Cot het Arms, Dray- toil-in-Hales; at 4. Powell null lirottell, Istlll r.. TTin It Ace, Liverpoori 1 ,) C. Jervis, Hinckley, I.4lcetiti, 11. llove, Sussex, at the New Inn, Ilrighthelmetni,, at ,1„ „ Crosil each awl Worlh, Almondbhry, York, nt the White floras fludderefteld, at 10.- ' ' IL Gpugh, Briglington, Sonierset, at the Commercial Moms, BristOl,;at l• .. , W. Itodison, Leeds, at the Court Howie, Leeds, at IL,' ' 10. Carr, *rrniaghatrt, at the Royal lintel, Rirmingham, at 11; J. 1 1 1 9?) WClratield, at the I!4.laociestield Artae, , Macclesfield, J. Santo, 'menden, Kent, at the George, Cranbrook, at S. J. Holt, Liverziol, at the Angel, Liverpool, at 1. J. GArnett, Cheater, at , the Crowxt, „Inn, Nentwich, Bro a tVlL l and ilarnett, Nantwieli, Chester, at ' the Crown Natitliidi, 'iti. Hunton, BFittpti f . and Mutton, Borrowhy, York, at the Court Holum, Ltei, it 11. G. Tate, New Shoreham, Soma, at the Net's lnn, Brightliehn stmie, at 12. , T. Cliandlef,•Brietel, at Mews. Ca. and CO.'il ME . re, Bristol, at 12. . . ' :,. , , , 771. 0 , 4 J. Leti t , tl , LW., pt the R a bi n B on d, I v e l s , at 3. , • ' ' J. Hatrovtfi, biantateater, at Mesa fa. Bigion and. Co.'S OffievtA• Atailehiatd, at 11; '• ' , / J. Tivemlow, l Oldhatirrancaatt, , at It • A. Kay's MI" go , Man cheater, a t ' 1 P J. SW I ea, Bath, at Mr. Ilellia g's Of Bath, at 2.. D. hi rgan, Neath, Glamorfao, at the Town Ball, Math, at 11. G. Lit wbank, I. oughbOro , ,, g l l , Lekester, at the Icing's- head, Lou*hbotough o at 1 2 v . •,' 1 ' ''''' '` Cohnnen, NOpli o AWL Co, I.eornmater, Actleirdithee* An Leoptinater, at 11.: ., 1 '., .., J. andi.T.'Whlier . .17,;AatO1, at the Swan, Brill* at 3. R. S. Chire,'ltarvil t t on , Liverpool , at the gorge, 1, - ,ve l1 , 00 ) , at li ' —../...1---N-1"'"'"'"'"-- 4" ' iiPi r A , . kg GOVLS tor the defendant , sailir that it wouldl'l)9l,4 •bust '—....reme.... - .. _ rest striship b att ier' wore übligid ta irrutiojaitnalecys . t 144 r ,,,.. litieekpent them' the cournictir.4l 3 o4 4l 4 ,, Pthe Inrasure on the Petitions tia - b• beard Pg', I let, esti Tstunensv. check n question was done so siellgilk ,SP YIMPIi ordinary notice. J. W b, Stirina-plecer Th l S 6 hi StiAr, purveyor of fruits to XI 4 TS°I; V ;S.TP*A: II} /tOt ''4t 1), yor checip were often fillia up rn a differeat handwritistv hie ey. API" t te iignetre; if bankers in such oases refuseripayment they J. H ryi, jun., kitOumr Mrt . rdlesex, 4,4 nois c e i.,..- ,, -' i t i li on e 6aig . tu atu s r u e c w it a bhe i cor nii rec ed f, ivi pa e r tn tic siik ule a r were liable to an, itction, providing the check was genuine :, end a H. Ba ir; , llolywelt.striet, Stkuli t i hain;t" r. . .:,. .-'-, , , not ge Woe it l ii m id b e an i n j us tice to render them liable wbam C• cY Wit "i' bur r -all ' iat i l ' iaa a r i - P°ler' t kw, carpenter. Mr .. POLLonxvrabout to reO'r , iv,,, , SS 41.0 *litter. s ly; o h; e4 ri p th oni s fo i r nar ger y y n b o ad tie * . lif T. R E . . Ctianiti Lee gh d am v, 40 G rk ree tali k r -s e tt b s n 1... h, but `the wsf i y"ti rm id , J. r ii , St. Januses-walk, Clerketwitififkisiv it was nnecessari. . , ,‘ ,vr R Ity Benter'iNittlett r' • - . • . that a banker wae,t49404 -1 ' " l' l ' to " ' • ' ' MI sr' .. r , ,-- ‘nnule%4l. 7 ymui, shecitrPollicer e `the DitT Were of opinion pay &al such sultii as the' rulton ai : mar raw _ •; ► he.441011 4401 411 1 " g m ": 1415(m'a lc a t lie 4hAl4i t tioltir ti: . t h • P Corson t ed.' '1 N Mti ) nr-oara , baker. po rbutcher. 44,1 "Trif lie mori+livhich he is ► ii i p,l)fit:T., t wp r f tittro and what hey 'G. .lo neon, jun., Drummori4,4ti. p 1 4r01 , 1 . F., .. t at "r'''waYi Fiiiford; 44t, ta pay,. ru tlitin the order, belie .t i li ttl 41 ISenuin• wh ich v, 'R. n '# l 4.L.,' r k —,,,.- 14 Y-reir,lfiddl ' p l u m b er. mi„,,bennuat nutter by it. lii this' 4gustore, hut in 411 1' 111 p lir e a r at e r ; in fo u r it it he it g l e ie m d ti i i ffe A' re W4 oll4,o 6lllnir T AII • • H .. ...Litit °M-li'a..L.. AIWA „ ' l ine ; . , . sililirii was w ht,'. or i g i tta ll y given, it is a forgery. They4re 'J. B 1 itirenit, Mots. bi re T .# ' ,.. , , 7: - , , t_ . P;;: man. iiiimeforp of opiniiittiihat the verdict should - stand. J. GaTtlidt ° Biackhe rne*kr BeiLlestorth, P York, innkeeper. COIIN'tRY CORD MARICtTS DURITUI IRE wine, .1 Wheat Barley. Oat& Bean. Per guarter. Andover. Arundel .-- Arhborne A yiedarry Banhuyv---- Bariugetbke Bath Blandford Bridgewater --. Bsidport Bristol. Buryk.Edniund's Canterbury helmsford Chesterfield Colchester....-- paventry Derby Devizes Ponc.i.ter ..1W0•V... 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SA., ant a part, which i• sett quite certain of being tulmissuble for consumption on the 15th., July s st‘Bl. rid. to Bee 3dt, pit Univ. new. , 5, d, 4.. . v 9 C is 9 f, i t 9 ei rt 7 g 8 • 0 a '0 0 0 a n " n • n A 0 to 3 II n 4 3 a N N 9a•a 3 ) ') 0 ‘; 9'a 0 n 9 4A 6 0, ,alt 01.0.• s. O i oq, 0 0 o''O t 0 0 .• 0 (t v .,„0.,0 O a 0 0 0 , 0 a 0 0 a 0 0 0a 0 0 0 a 0 O 0 a 0 0 U a 0 .0 n na 0 0 00 a 0 C heat, English. per 701h3. . 0 tkett1f.r...4.:«....-»:. ' • • ' ~ , Canada (free) ......."..y-..-,--, : Foreign ((fee) , A . 1..•:) ...—...L-..... ' , Irish (red) ,,,, , , ....--,, , • + Ditto l( w bite i ' !..4.-1, —' Barley, English, per Imperial ~.,--,,,, is ier . . Foreign Sh ee) VIEW .......... ' Lrish (grsndin ...„,... ...„, 1 ; 'Beoteti, Im itr..141.....•-;-.—. Oats, Potato (Irialt),, per;4sll)S , —,:. . - :Foreign tin b0nd)...4:, °, •Seotch &o. Welch Fotsto., ll 9r seed Matt,lFint., Impefi3l '.,;;;.—,-- Ditto,. middling, ditto- ..,,,'.. .....-,--. ..sag, dtuirs,-.......... 'Maui. TeKstPtller, ditto., . -,`, „ ~• , 0 ,.0.4 0 , 01 :1 9 1 l'o, 0 01 7 A • ' 1 Sorierfine MIX 99 0 lin. 7771,--•• • : 0 a 0 pi • A st A cl n urir :,erC e m atn ,. ,u nb7bond i; ;ld ne 3)...... _ r ; ( iu . t) , ,!.......7.57.1 04, 401.. c0 tt0b 50• 50,40 ... Ott wod: pet ,,,.. bir , , r . 7 . 1 0 ( , 19851 ?.. ,t1:; :, r IriponT or 01 IA IN for the Weekending June 5. teal Inviter. BARLBT. OATS. F S ,OU R. , s Buthglielbs. BUSVeI CO* [HtlahieliMbs.. Tor.; liturrtls: 131',980 , , t A', Pecks of !polity]; .ot.tio %It& ' ' received leti t er from an nitmlynlo" respondent; headed `U Huritlitig titritortlittarv," intinigning rag Farb which , appeared in attar journal or Friday,' IresPectinS, tetputtition which had wire yew 4,4 to r . compioichY'.4 no un her of noldetiMii'hild genflemen'at the west end of the torPv- -- „ - .:` jog upon him to allow hims e lf t o Wbe 'put in tioininfitio'it ir it .,!'!.; didate for . W.tstminator., The writer, foe,o frientl.of . Mviv imu ' n ' t‘erus.inicairtionly well acqu a i n t e d w i t h t h e mann er in Which ro, noisy loft initignifieant peritois,' whose an t racters are know" , Whose names am forpftteti..4l l 4ettvottr4lt to- get up a Alcetilt.' fF ~,t,tf behalf of the Right Hon. Gentleman. .11e iw, Itottierefr those' unfortun a t e individuals, who - , - frorri 'his own account, not extend his'riew bernethe narrow 'ilinge''ofhis, (4 . '1 r ht howie. Because a (terrain cup-and.atitteerittantifieturer thong ProPiT tv "love that Mr. 'Canning should 'hi Mimi:nate , ' 11 4 s tlidite for Westminster; and. because he Intl the misfoi.t it f „s t ,,,' other fire indiritittals there foolish 'eurbegh to stuff theniselkls. haeloter.coach with.biro, in this Warm weather, to wsl tf 4 i t g i n t , Mr. Calming,. he!enpritatas that situilar task email not im to by any.respeetable gentlemen. But the fact is that theri, always,- in all classes of society, individuals willing 'en Dli f:' ; flatter "the great matt; " and tt nolleitor' Of the 'name 'of C.''' formed the motley group, who asseinfileit an -Thursday cv' ninr ‘s a t . t the Gordon Hot e l, th a t certa i n noblemon . and gent l em eo n George's pariah, who had anticipated Mr ',„ re forgo name it the race o f s ervility t „ , ervioty which hehint been so g ager th , had repeived a direct refui6l froni'Mr.. Canning ..to ellb It bboirig bonotim which they werti.ensions tri.cOtlfer r w i a - ort Wb 9 thme.,nithlqinea awl geatlsperi" were Poilk4 P*7 loo - te TheY, wOrt', perhaps', : eo,fond of a hole t asd-mrng : ing as hiunble coadjutor's to rho sant.ciuv• f i a t tar' It; beliete, as we have Stated, and Mr. ettnnittenei c ,L 4 4o ': eg ib ilec aT s id and 'of i 4,6 1; iration , the, he h lt ,i iiiki e 4 nj 3 oyS ti l'ifu n*t itn he ie i ti o u w al i deEf' 7. tif ! soeiety.—, Ti :1 ; mes. ~,r~~`," „ M , i n , On the 10th i ns t. At St. Panfiitti,l%y etre'', r. grim, of the Noti.'kest'lndia serriii,Vtn MI Ann Bridger, of Highgatc: .1 r , 1,1 trill or ori r On ths , tl th:init,, at atteittlitttinittplibieSidihiie , . 1411/3 st ton, Esq., of Kingsland- pla ce , to Catherint, second dau g ht er John Day-, Esq. of the former place. 1)n the 24th Wt. itt,Tepjlyi .4 0 4 $1 ,ti g osum . f.eehe. cf Carden•Firk, Cheshire, to tliishtth A4t,i•nia, eldest daut(hicr,, - A. T. 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